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Okay stupid question

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boauld
Valued Member

Re: Okay stupid question

BofA i didnt get preapproved idk why i good on my credit
Message 11 of 35
Creditaddict
Legendary Contributor

Re: Okay stupid question

Have you pulled your fico credit reports to make sure they are accurate and get your score?
I would suggest doing that before applying for anything especially since you didn't get pre-approve from BofA
Message 12 of 35
boauld
Valued Member

Re: Okay stupid question

i have pretty good credit eq-711 ex-688 and tu-692.  those are my fico from may 26...
Message 13 of 35
Creditaddict
Legendary Contributor

Re: Okay stupid question

you should get approved with those scores.
Try Chase or Citi.
If you get declined, call back door and do recon.
Message 14 of 35
Anonymous
Not applicable

Re: Okay stupid question

If you are opted out of have a fraud alert on file, the pre-approvals won't work.
Message 15 of 35
smallfry
Senior Contributor

Re: Okay stupid question



@boauld wrote:
BofA i didnt get preapproved idk why i good on my credit



I would apply for the Visa Platinum Plus if you don't have any negatives on your reports. 8.5% interest rate no AF and BOA is very liberal with CLI's.
Message 16 of 35
Creditaddict
Legendary Contributor

Re: Okay stupid question

I wouldn't waste an inquiry with BofA if you don't get a pre-approval UNLESS you are on the opt-out like previous poster stated.
Message 17 of 35
boauld
Valued Member

Re: Okay stupid question

how do you if your report is in fraud alert?
Message 18 of 35
boauld
Valued Member

Re: Okay stupid question

who does BoA pull? I make 75k a year and I got good scores I just want a good card for once
Message 19 of 35
Anonymous
Not applicable

Re: Okay stupid question



boauld wrote:
how do you if your report is in fraud alert?


Have you requested a fraud alert be placed on your files? Sometimes the CRA's will place them on them if you have disputed anything as 'not mine'. It is suppose to cover them and you in case your identity has been stolen and to help stop other's from applying for credit in your name. You can always call them to make sure there isn't one.
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